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Los Cabos is where the desert meets the ocean and where land ends at the tip of Baja California. El Arco is Los Cabos’ famous landmark arch. This natural structure has been carved from rock by waves. The region consists of two towns, Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del
Cabo, and the twenty-mile strip between them which is known as The Corridor. Cabo San Lucas is active, commercial, and festive. San Jose del Cabo is quieter and more reserved. The Corridor is home to many of the area’s hotels and resorts. Two of Los Cabos’ primary attractions are fishing and golf. Some of the best fishing in the world is what attracted Cabo’s first visitors. It continues to attract many visitors today. The rich waters of the area are home to much sought-after
game fish including marlin. Golf is a relative newcomer. The area’s courses, however, are already highly-regarded. The rich green grass lies between desert sands and ocean waters.
GETTING AROUND: Taxis are abundant and available at the airport, major hotels and taxi stands. Public transportation is also available. Rental cars are available; a valid US driver’s license will be accepted. Cabo San
Lucas is best identified by the image of the world famous rock arch
formation "El Arco" where the Pacific meets the
warm water of the Sea of Cortes. Like
many of its hotels, the name "Los Cabos" is recent: it means
"the Capes."
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 Los Cabos is a fishing haven known as the Marlin Capital of the World. There are more striped marlin caught wihtin 20 miles of Cabo San Lucas year round than any place in the world. Catches over 1000 pounds are not uncommon. |
But marlin is not the only fish you can catch - dorado (mahi-mahi), yellowfin tuna and even wahoo, to name a few of them. The deep water canyons at the mouth of Cabo San Lucas harbor and the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez waters create favorable fishing conditions most of the year. Generally, the peak season for marlin is mid-October through December, but after January varying species run well each month.
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Los Cabos, on the tip of Mexico’s Baja peninsula, is among the world’s fastest growing golf destinations. And it’s no wonder, since this beautiful region features world-class links in a dramatic setting that includes unspoiled desert landscape, white sand beaches and strange rock outcroppings. |
